O Homem de Toronto

This movie gives partly what u kinda expect from Hart and Harrelson, at same time its problem these are not stand out characters .

Hart is likable , but as often in the movies he is in , the script , the actual comedic content could be better .

Harrelson is not bad , but seems in a way clichee and comparible with roles he has done before .

As to create more content for its service , this netflix movie has been made , it does feel like that to me .

There is need for content and not much time to perfect the script or work on other aspects of the movie .

Lets do a movie with Hart and Harrelson , it will generate some views on their names alone .

Even though the movie has its moments , and sort of delivers what u can expect from it , it really left me with empty feelng when finished.

The Netflix's movie recipe is always the same :

• big name actors
• whatever story
• weak director
• watch once and forget
• good action
• flat jokes
• cheap FX
• good Sunday afternoon movie.

Maybe lower your sights a little bit and enjoy some good, campy fun. Woody Harrelson and Kevin Hart together in a buddy comedy.

Oh, and never run out of printer toner. You have been warned.

It's honestly a really enjoyable film, I say it every time i review a Netflix film but people just hate on them for no reason. People have a serious vendetta against Netflix films and it shows.

With this film you get what it says on the tin 'action comedy'. There's plenty of action so they can't complain about that. It's also funny so they can't complain about that. So what's the problem? Yes the CGI at times was a little poor but that doesn't lower the enjoyment of the film.

Woody was in his element with that role, it was perfect for him. Kevin hart doing what he does best with making you laugh. It's a really enjoyable film. People just expect every film nowadays to be a bit budget marvel movie and when they don't get that they're disappointed, it's sad.

Pretty much Ride Along with an assassin instead of a cop. It's predictable, pretty forced, but enjoyable if you like Kevin Hart. Woody's role was originally Jason Stathum's and you can tell. Overall, not bad for a Netflix film, but nothing special.